Blarney Meaning in English

word

US

ˈblaːɹni

BLAR-nee

UK

blˈɑːni

BLAA-nee

परिभाषा

Blarney means clever and flattering talk, usually meant to persuade or impress someone, often without being completely honest.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Blarney' is informal and often playful. Commonly refers to charm used in persuasion—sometimes seen as harmless flattery, other times as insincere or manipulative. Often paired with 'full of' ("He's full of blarney"). Originates from Irish culture.

• Spanish: labia - palabrería (halago)
• Portuguese (BR): lábia - conversa mole (elogio falso)
• Portuguese (PT): lábia - paleio (elogio falso)
• Chinese (Simplified): 花言巧语 - 奉承
• Chinese (Traditional): 花言巧語 - 奉承
• Hindi: चापलूसी - मीठी बात
• Arabic: كلام معسول - تملق
• Bengali: মিষ্টি কথা - মাথার গল্প
• Russian: льстивые речи - лесть
• Japanese: お世辞 - 甘い言葉
• Vietnamese: lời tâng bốc - lời nịnh hót
• Korean: 아첨 - 달콤한 말
• Turkish: yağcılık - pohpohlama
• Urdu: چکنی چپڑی باتیں - خوشامد
• Indonesian: rayuan manis - kata-kata manis

उदाहरण वाक्य

He used a lot of blarney to get the job.

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Don't believe all his blarney.

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She charmed everyone with her blarney.

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Watch out—he’s full of blarney when he’s selling cars.

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A little blarney can go a long way in negotiations.

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He tried his best blarney, but she still said no.

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